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A global ensemble of general and extreme wave climate statistics from global wave reanalysis and hindcasts

Australian Ocean Data Network
Morim, Joao ; Erikson, Li H. ; Hemer, Mark ; Wang, Xiaolan ; Young, I. ; Mori, Nobuhito ; Shimura, Tomoya ; Stopa, Justin ; Trenham, Claire ; Mentaschi, Lorenzo ; Gulev, Sergey ; Grigorieva, Vika ; Bricheno, Lucy ; Camus, Paula ; Semedo, Alvaro ; Aarnes, Ole ; Wolf, Judith ; Bidlot, Jean ; Reguero, Borja ; Perez, Jorge
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This new comprehensive dataset provides support to future broad-scale analysis of historical wave climatology and variability as well as coastal risk and vulnerability assessments across offshore and coastal engineering applications.Statement: The raw data was generated through a series of reanalysis-driven global wave model simulations and processed using a community-based standardized frameworkStatement: On the 19/09/22 - the following files were deleted. These files were duplicates of other files (just with a different (wrong) file name). Annual/Tm: tm_JRA55-ST4_annual_1980-2014.nc. Monthly/Dm: dir_CSIRO-G1D_monthly_1980-2014.nc. Monthly/Tm: tm_JRA55-ST2_ monthly_1980-2014.nc; tm_JRA55-ST4_ monthly_1980-2014.nc; tm_CSIRO-G1D_ monthly_1980-2014.nc. Seasonal/Hs: hs_ERA5_ seasonal_1980-2014-023.nc. Seasonal/Tm: tm_ERA5_ seasonal_1980-2014-024.nc; tm_JRA55-ST4_ seasonal_1980-2014.nc; tm_JRA55-ST2_ seasonal_1980-2012.nc. On the 30/09/22 - the following file was deleted. 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This is the bibliographic reference for the dataset and this metadata record that describes it: Morim, J., Erikson, L.H., Hemer, M., Wang, X., Young, I., Mori, N., Shimura, T., Stopa, J., Trenham, C., Mentaschi, L., Gulev, S., Grigorieva, V., Bricheno, L., Campus, P., Semedo, A., Aarnes, O., Wolf, J., Bidlot, J., Reguero, B., Perez, J. A global ensemble of general and extreme wave climate statistics from global wave reanalysis and hindcasts. Australian Ocean Data Network https://doi.org/10.26198/3kkc-2g71 (2021).

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There are numerous global ocean wave reanalysis and hindcast products currently being distributed and used across different scientific fields. However, there is not a consistent dataset that can sample across all existing products based on a standardized framework developed by the Coordinated Ocean Wave Climate Project (COWCLIP) phase 2. Here, we present and describe the first coordinated multi-product ensemble of historical global wave climate available to date (COWCLIP2.1), comprising general and extreme statistics of significant wave height (H_s), mean wave period (T_m), and mean wave direction (θ_m) computed over 1980-2014, at different frequency resolutions (monthly, seasonally, and annually). This coordinated global ensemble has been derived from fourteen state-of-the-science global wave products obtained from different atmospheric reanalysis forcing and downscaling approaches. The data have been processed, under a specific framework for consistency and quality, following Data Reference Syntax, Directory Structures as well as Metadata from the WCRP Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP). Technical skill analysis of the different available global wave products against long-term global satellite measurements is provided. This new comprehensive dataset provides support to future broad-scale analysis of historical wave climatology and variability as well as coastal risk and vulnerability assessments across offshore and coastal engineering applications.

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Statement: The raw data was generated through a series of reanalysis-driven global wave model simulations and processed using a community-based standardized framework
Statement: On the 19/09/22 - the following files were deleted. These files were duplicates of other files (just with a different (wrong) file name). Annual/Tm: tm_JRA55-ST4_annual_1980-2014.nc. Monthly/Dm: dir_CSIRO-G1D_monthly_1980-2014.nc. Monthly/Tm: tm_JRA55-ST2_ monthly_1980-2014.nc; tm_JRA55-ST4_ monthly_1980-2014.nc; tm_CSIRO-G1D_ monthly_1980-2014.nc. Seasonal/Hs: hs_ERA5_ seasonal_1980-2014-023.nc. Seasonal/Tm: tm_ERA5_ seasonal_1980-2014-024.nc; tm_JRA55-ST4_ seasonal_1980-2014.nc; tm_JRA55-ST2_ seasonal_1980-2012.nc. On the 30/09/22 - the following file was deleted. This file was a duplicate of another (just with a different (wrong) file name). Annual/Tm: tm_JRA55-ST2_annual_1980-2012.nc
Statement: In September 2022, an issue was identified in the longitude data of the JRC-ERAI annual file. For further details see the attached errata statement. New amended files were uploaded on the 05/12/2022 (with version string). In addition a file missing from the original upload was added (alongside files above): Monthly/Hs: hs_JRA55-ST2_ monthly_1980-2004.nc

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This study represents Task 1 of the second phase of the Coordinated Ocean Wave Climate Project (COWCLIP) (see https://cowclip.org/), an international collaborative working group endorsed by the Joint Technical Commission for Oceanography and Marine Meteorology (JCOMM).
Credit
We acknowledge the different climate modeling groups (see Table 1 of the data paper) for generating and making accessible their wave model outputs. We also acknowledge the support of the ECMWF centre for making their global ocean wind-wave reanalysis accessible.
Credit
J.M, C.T and M.H. acknowledge the support of NESP - Earth Systems and Climate Change Hub. N.M, and T.S. acknowledge the support of the TOUGOU Program by MEXT, Japan, JSPS-Kakenhi Program. L.E. acknowledges the support of the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program.

Created: 08 02 2021

Data time period: 1980-01-01 to 2014-12-31

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